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OMG really? That’s what bothers you in life?

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as usual here on ToTV, some folks take things so seriously, find fault, or simply MUST provide 2 cents.

It's an innocent observation folks, meant to be lighthearted. yikes.

Post was meant to instill others to vent re phrases they may dislike in life...
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I thank my lucky stars every day, that we're different. So, appreciate it.

How about, "You go, girl!"

me too!!!:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

I gave up yelling at my ball cause it never listened anyway.
:ohdear::ohdear:

One of the 'bennies" of not watching or playing golf is that I have never heard that expression said anywhere.
Life is bliss.

"Whatever!"
or,
Is that a Brit' thang?

Mine is after the round is over people say. NICE PLAYING WITH YOU. I say, its always nice to be played with.

Our age was is the key word

The Phase that I thought was most unusual, was when standing in line to have dinner at a Country Club and someone said to me Full Time, I said excuse me twice because I didn’t understand what she meant. No, I don’t work full time. No wrong answer, do you live here full time. I usually start a conversation with the weather.

While we're at it can we ban:

"Hey batter, batter, swinnnggggg, batter." (baseball)
"Hit'em, get him" (football)
"Shhhhoooootttt!" (hockey/basketball)

I like it better during the pandemic when there was no fan noise #sarcasm

In reply to No problem: my coworker from 1994-1997 hated that expression. The day she told me, it stuck in my mind. I must have said no problem, followed by I'm sorry at least four times.
Agreed - awesome and now perfect have been most definitely overused.
A few other contenders: iconic, curated, absolutely, it is what it is.
In the wings: Not my circus, not my monkeys.
I've been keeping a list for many years. Cool goes in and out of fashion!

You don't hear "Ba Ba Booy" or "hit em with the hind" yelled anymore, just the "get in the hole".:ho:

So true about it being yelled out when there's no possibility of it, or before the swing is even done. It always sounds like somebody 'thirsty' for getting heard on TV.